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  <title>Episode 350:  Quinn Jacobson:  &amp;quot;Glass Bones:  Art, Mortality, and the Human Mind&amp;quot;/Ernest Becker</title>
  <description>Quinn Jacobson is an artist, author, and scholar working where creativity meets the fact of mortality.&amp;amp;nbsp; His practice draws from art, philosophy, psychology, anthropology, theology and history, not to stack disciplines but to probe a single stubborn question:&amp;amp;nbsp; how do humans live with the knowledge that everything they love will one day disappear?&amp;amp;nbsp; Through painting, historical photographic processes, and writing, he examines the subtle strategies--both deliberate and unconscious--that people use to soften, divert, or manage the anxiety that comes with being temporary. He has written and published nine books including: Glass Bones:&amp;amp;nbsp; Art Mortality and the Human Mind (2026) (the subject of this podcast); In the Shadow of Sun Mountain: The Psychology of Othering and the Origins of Evil (2026); Rupture: The Creative Response to Death Anxiety (Fall 2026); Chemical Pictures (2020) and others. Quinn also produces an ongoing video series: The Creative Mind &amp;amp;amp; Mortality:&amp;amp;nbsp; Artists &amp;amp;amp; Anxiety on his YouTube channel.&amp;amp;nbsp; The project examines how creatives metabolize their existential struggles through making, in contrast to what Otto Rank called the artiste manque--those who feel the same pressure of existence but lack a generative outlet. For his complete bio and website, please see: &amp;amp;nbsp;https://studioq.com/ His blog: &amp;amp;nbsp;https://studioq.com/blog YouTube channel: &amp;amp;nbsp;https://www.youtube.com/user/quinnjacobson This podcast is available on your favorite podcast platform, or here: &amp;amp;nbsp;https://endoftheroad.libsyn.com/episode-350-quinn-jacobson-glass-bones-art-mortality-and-the-human-mindernest-becker Have a blessed week! </description>
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